The Brook Forest Inn is a true mix of history, legend and folklore.
The following represents possible haunts at the Inn:

The Welzes had a son born on June 11, 1911 who passed away on March 25, 1922 at ten years old of pneumonia.
There is a story of a small child who passed away on the 3rd floor of the Inn possibly of influenza. He is said to
roam the 3rd floor knocking on doors and running up and down the hallways

Carl, the stable hand was rumored to have strangled his significant other, the chamber maid, in the
Ambassador Suite. Legend then states that Carl went up the street to the stables and hung himself.

A full apparition of a woman has been seen outside the Ambassador Suite on the balcony. Neighbors
have seen people walking on the 2nd floor in the 2 rooms that face the street as well as walking on the
balcony – when the Inn was empty.

Betty Atencio tells a tale of guests staying on the 3rd floor alone. One morning when they were leaving
their room to come down for breakfast they were confronted by a man that was very pale and who said
nothing but stood in their way. When the guests finally came down and reported the rude intruder, the Inn
manager reported that no one else was in the building. Later that evening when the guests visited the Brook
Sports bar downstairs, they recognized the stranger in a picture hung by the bar. Ironically though, the person
in the picture was a previous employee of the Inn who had been dead for a few years.

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